NeuroNET Spring Symposium PAIN & OPIATES:

NeuroNET Spring Symposium
PAIN & OPIATES:
NEURONAL MECHANISMS, BEHAVIORAL CONSEQUENCES,
AND SOCIETAL IMPACT
APRIL 8 & 9, 2015 HOWARD H. BAKER JR. CENTER TOYOTA AUDITORIUM THE UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE, KNOXVILLE
S E S S I O N
S P E A K E R S
WEDNESDAY APRIL 8
3:00–6:00 P.M.
THURSDAY APRIL 9
2:00–6:00 P.M.
James C. Eisenach, MD, FM James
III Professor of Anesthesiology and
Physiology & Pharmacology, Wake
Forest School of Medicine; EditorIn-Chief, Anesthesiology.
“Chronic Pain and the Central
Nervous System”
Kelly Conrad, PhD, Medical Science
Liaison, NeuroPsych & Pain Team,
Teva Pharmaceutical Industries, Ltd.
“The Underlying Neural Substrates
and Mechanisms Mediating
Substance Use Disorder”
Tim J. Brennan, MD, PhD, Samir
D. Gergis Professor; Professor of
Anesthesia and Pharmacology,
University of Iowa Carver College of
Medicine.
“Translational Relevance of Acute
Pain Mechanisms”
Ted Jones, PhD, CPE, Clinical
Psychologist, Pain Consultants of
East Tennessee.
“Patient Psychological Assessment
Prior to Treatment with Opioids for
Chronic Pain”
Michael T. Smith, PhD, Professor of
Psychiatry, Neurology, and Nursing,
Johns Hopkins University School
of Medicine; Director, Center for
Behavior and Health; Co-Director,
Center for Sleep Related Symptom
Science.
“Pain and Sleep Disruption”
James J. Choo, MD, Medical
Director, Pain Consultants of East
Tennessee Functional
Rehabilitation.
“Prescription Drug Abuse and
Chronic Pain Treatment in
Tennessee: Curbing Opioid Abuse
While Providing Pain Care”
Symposium sponsored
by a Haines Morris
Endowment Award,
NeuroNET, the Kavli
Foundation, UTGSM
Department of
Anesthesiology, and
UTMC Brain and Spine
Institute.
Georgia Tourassi, PhD, Director,
Biomedical Sciences and
Engineering Center; Director, Health
Data Sciences Institute, Oak Ridge
National Laboratory.
“Big Data, Precision Medicine,
and Novel Opportunities for
Healthcare”
FREE & open to the public
For additional information, visit
neuronet.utk.edu/symposium